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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Eugene (“Gene”) Latimer 1916 – 2013
Eugene Latimer, born Sept. 23, 1916, was raised in a small community south of Sallisaw called Brent, OK. He graduated from Sallisaw High School and attended and played baseball for Connors State College in Warner. He later signed up for NYA (National Youth Administration), a WPA project where he served as president of the student body. Continue reading
Frankie-the-frustrated worker dealing with lack of direct Line of Business integration and Manual Data Entry
For this particular blog post I would like to use a light-hearted approach to a major problem. The problem is lost productivity and user frustration around populating data into Line of Business applications via Manual Data Entry versus Automation. To … Continue reading
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Tagged client, Data Capture, frankie, integration, line-of-business, OCR, thin
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Crossing the ECM/Capture Chasm – ‘This is the Renaissance’
Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com CEO, has been famously quoted on his opinion of cloud computing in terms of saturation-point, as well as technology innovation, for a viable business model. “This is the heyday of the Cloud. This is the Renaissance. We are in … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, benioff, bezos, chasm, cloud, convergence, ECM, levie, renaissance, salesforce
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12/12/12 (2012) – Movie Review
‘Holy Moly’ is all I can say! This was truly one for the ages. Brandee and I were Netflix’in for something to watch other than Columbo. It wasn’t that we don’t like Columbo – if fact just the opposite but … Continue reading
The Pumpkin Karver (2006)
It was one of those ‘wanna watch a mindless, senseless, rather-obvious plot’-type kinda of movie day so we decided to stream Netflix and watch ‘the pumpkin Karver. I absolutely hit the jackpot with this one and got exactly what I … Continue reading